Financial Manipulation: Climate Change Fear Exposed as Fraud
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Posted 4 hours ago
**Exposed: The Climate Change Narrative is a Financial Farce**
In a stunning revelation, recent analyses have unveiled how the mainstream media's obsession with climate change is being weaponized to push financial agendas that benefit the elite at the expense of the average American.
CNN's recent article proclaiming risks associated with "climate change" fails to mention that the surge in insurance costs is primarily driven by the rising value and concentration of properties in high-risk areas, not the exaggerated effects of climate.
The report by FirstStreet claims that climate risk could heavily impact credit scores and mortgage lending but conveniently neglects to mention that historical data shows no significant uptick in extreme weather events.
According to NOAA, the frequency and intensity of hurricanes have shown no meaningful upward trend over the past decades. Flooding, which often drives up insurance claims, is linked more closely to increased development and population density in vulnerable coastal areas, not rising sea levels or climate phenomena.
This fixation on speculative "climate risk" comes as firms like FirstStreet look to monetize this alarmism, pushing higher premiums and stricter lending criteria while misleadingly portraying it as an emerging financial threat.
The past performances of foreclosures indicate that they are strongly correlated with overinflated real estate markets rather than climate-related disasters. For instance, Hurricane Sandy, often cited by these reports, struck an area already experiencing skyrocketing property values, thus misleadingly stigmatizing climate as the real culprit behind financial losses.
The question must be asked: Is this just another strategy to promote the climate-industrial complex? These institutions seem more focused on creating a so-called “climate risk” market than addressing the actual issues plaguing the housing sector.
As they shovel fear into the public consciousness, ordinary citizens face the brunt of inflated insurance costs and stricter financial scrutiny—all while these firms profit from the marketing of fear-based statistics.
Citizens must stay vigilant against the narratives pushed by dubious entities that aim to manipulate data for profit, steering clear from genuine discussions around economic fundamentals and real estate investments. The truth is stark: climate change isn't the bogeyman here; it's the unfounded fear that is haunting homebuyers and policyholders.
Those who wish to understand the realities of our climate and economy can look towards reliable evidence rather than succumbing to the sensational headlines designed to drive clicks, not truth.
Sources:
wattsupwiththat.com
lite.cnn.com
zerohedge.com
In a stunning revelation, recent analyses have unveiled how the mainstream media's obsession with climate change is being weaponized to push financial agendas that benefit the elite at the expense of the average American.
CNN's recent article proclaiming risks associated with "climate change" fails to mention that the surge in insurance costs is primarily driven by the rising value and concentration of properties in high-risk areas, not the exaggerated effects of climate.
The report by FirstStreet claims that climate risk could heavily impact credit scores and mortgage lending but conveniently neglects to mention that historical data shows no significant uptick in extreme weather events.
According to NOAA, the frequency and intensity of hurricanes have shown no meaningful upward trend over the past decades. Flooding, which often drives up insurance claims, is linked more closely to increased development and population density in vulnerable coastal areas, not rising sea levels or climate phenomena.
This fixation on speculative "climate risk" comes as firms like FirstStreet look to monetize this alarmism, pushing higher premiums and stricter lending criteria while misleadingly portraying it as an emerging financial threat.
The past performances of foreclosures indicate that they are strongly correlated with overinflated real estate markets rather than climate-related disasters. For instance, Hurricane Sandy, often cited by these reports, struck an area already experiencing skyrocketing property values, thus misleadingly stigmatizing climate as the real culprit behind financial losses.
The question must be asked: Is this just another strategy to promote the climate-industrial complex? These institutions seem more focused on creating a so-called “climate risk” market than addressing the actual issues plaguing the housing sector.
As they shovel fear into the public consciousness, ordinary citizens face the brunt of inflated insurance costs and stricter financial scrutiny—all while these firms profit from the marketing of fear-based statistics.
Citizens must stay vigilant against the narratives pushed by dubious entities that aim to manipulate data for profit, steering clear from genuine discussions around economic fundamentals and real estate investments. The truth is stark: climate change isn't the bogeyman here; it's the unfounded fear that is haunting homebuyers and policyholders.
Those who wish to understand the realities of our climate and economy can look towards reliable evidence rather than succumbing to the sensational headlines designed to drive clicks, not truth.
Sources:
wattsupwiththat.com
lite.cnn.com
zerohedge.com
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